Construction and ideas studio CAN, has shared photographs of a not too way back achieved home extension they achieved for a terrace house in Stoke Newington, London.
With an emphasis on pure provides and a novel methodology to design, this renovation turns the as quickly as disconnected ground flooring into an open plan kitchen and consuming house that spills into the yard by the use of a bespoke curved window and outsized glazed door.
The sooner format was a sequence of disjointed areas with a failing conservatory going via the yard. CAN redesigned the underside flooring plan by introducing a glulam framed extension on the facet and rear which allowed an entire reworking of the residing, kitchen and consuming areas.
The west-facing yard, framed by a personalized constructed curved glass window, shifts the primary focus outward providing views of the plush greenery whereas flooding the within with pure delicate.
The inserting inexperienced timber development gives seen curiosity and warmth to the home, offering a low carbon reply that echoes the patron’s need for sustainability.
The patron’s transient included tranquil forest references which is straight mirrored throughout the inclusion of sustainable provides, a timber-led inside palette and meadow planted roof.
The nucleus of the home is now a light-filled personalized kitchen, that features a mixture of IKEA cabinets paired with bespoke fronts designed by CAN, crafted from chiselled oak boards stained with rich, darkish toned linseed oil.
